'88 E30
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now its everyone else's turn for burnouts/donuts
this was done on a closed country road in the middle of nowhere (on tires + wheels that aren't mine)
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now its everyone else's turn for burnouts/donuts this was done on a closed country road in the middle of nowhere (on tires + wheels that aren't mine) https://vimeo.com/99444032
All we have is a turbo oil feed fitting, and then I shall challenge you to a burnout
Hopefully today or tomorrow! The car starts first crank though. which is great.
sk8 or die
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I miss that exhaust note!! BURN BABY BURN!
Stretched tires must burn!!
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Damn kaiser now i cant shit talk you anymore until i do a better burnout
I am looking forward to this Chris. The day is coming....I can see it...May the force be with you
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Damn kaiser now i cant shit talk you anymore until i do a better burnout
Bottlecap Burnouts for America.
Also.
Paint fade for America
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Drove to MN today with my buddies in this & I'm now deaf
Drove to an airplane hangar where things were for sale
There was an e36m3 gutted with an sr20 swapped into it, it was neat.
Bought this
It sucked to get it in and out of a lifted truck, I don't recommend doing it.
it was cold
S50 out of a 95M3 with a ZF and basically everything to drop in my car and drive (minus a driveshaft)
It has a dinan chipped ECU as well, FWIW...
So basically, I'm going to keep the S50 in my garage, put the M vanity cover on my M50, and call it quits
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So basically, I'm going to keep the S50 in my garage, put the M vanity cover on my M50, and call it quits
That's not how you fix an oil leak though
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About to text you
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Mitch doing work?!?!
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Ramsey might be interested in the m50. I am recommending that he m50 swap his e28.
Good to know. Right now it's in the car for daily use. It would need to be freshened up
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Mitch doing work?!?!
Still have to get the engine/trans off the tires. Separate trans. Put engine stand together. Put engine from hoist to stand. Move It to heated maintainence area
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Huge progress.
Moved the oil dry closer to the motor preparing for the inevitable.
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You can kind of see in the pic above that there is a service door. That goes into a "maintenance" room of sorts. It's maybe 8.5 x 13. (Furnace and water heater are in there) it's insulated & heated by one vent and maybe gets up to 55-60 degrees. The garage portion maybe gets up to 35-40 (not heated, but is insulated on all sides except the garage door -duh)
Had a bit of an issue. The engine hoist legs were just a tad too wide to fit through the service door..so the vehicles all went outside and work started on getting shit apart in the garage
PB blasted the bejesus out of the trans bolts. Those came off with some leverage. Trans was annoying to slide off because the lack of a load leveler on the hoist. It sucked hard using a bunch of tow straps to get stuff at the right angle
It came off except for one hitch, forgot to take off a bolt on the metal thing that goes in between the trans and the back of the engine. Once I stopped being and idiot, the trans popped off. Proceeded to remove clutch & flywheel
(I will get pics of clutch and stuff tomorrow, didn't really think of it until later)
So with the engine now pissing oil everywhere I started to feel at home.
(I grabbed the bag of floor dry from previous post and tossed that crap like it was Mardi Gras)
Took the yolk off the engine stand. Bolted it to the motor (used shitloads of washers, because shorter bolts would make too much sense)
Getting it to line up to the stand was easy enough-then came going through the door.
Long story short the stand didn't fit through because the door didn't open wide enough. So we took the door off and pushed the stand in the room.
Finished at 2:35am (mostly due to a run to Walmart @ 12:30am to buy more shit to catch the leaking shit
I'm going to tear more stuff off the motor tomorrow and start to clean it (earl should be fedexing me a half pallet of used toothbrushes) Then misplace hardware and never put it back together.
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